China Closing Down All Non-Earthquake-Covering Web Sites and TV Shows

Chinese media mavens, get ready to be kinda bored: According Marc van der Chijs, CEO of Spill Group Asia and co-founder of Todou.com, the Chinese government has issued orders that all entertainment Web sites and regular television programming be shut down for the next three days. Apparently, only Web sites and television stations covering the country's recent earthquake will be allowed to remain live.
The news was leaked yesterday by van der Chijs via social messaging Web site, Twitter. Probably gonna make for some depressing television watching (there's really so much earthquake damage one can watch), but you can't really argue with respect. [Source: Blourge]





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